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28 Up (1984)

Just two years away from turning 30, participants in Michael Apted's documentary series are facing serious questions of identity and purpose, wondering whether they've found their place in the world.

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Ed Gonzalez 25 Oct 2004

The 14 subjects of the "Up" series came together as a group only twice, and by the end of 28 Up, three have dropped out of the project.

Mark Robison 02 May 2004

Brilliant. One of the landmark documentaries.

Erin S 03 Feb 2008

Getting more and MORE interesting. Life is a cruel mistress sometimes.

Andy D 09 Dec 2008

At 28, with a couple of very notable exceptions, they all seem to have settled into sedate, mediocre lives. It all feels very Mike Leigh, without the brilliant black humor. There was some greatness to it, and further reinforcement of the series-defining quote, but frankly, it wasn't nearly as exciting as 7/14/21. Plus, two of my favorites, the most interesting, decided not to return. Fooey on them!

I don't know w 08 Feb 2010

While there's many good interviews here, Neil stands out, perhaps just by being the only guy who hasn't figured his life out yet, or got a job or got married or got kids. Nobody is uninteresting or boring (though seeing John is fascinating as a direct contrast to Neil), and there's some fresh insight as to how one has grown from 7, or if growth has occurred at all. Ultimately, it's that the potential for growth is there, really, and that life is about filling in the gaps - or not, as case may be.This is one of the best in the series, though sadly a few of the original kids declined to be interviewed for this one, ironically one of whom works for the BBC!